. Gen. Robert Edward Lee; soldato, cittadino, e Christian patriot. , E gestiti si trovanella interesse della Confederazione con il più grande successo di theend della guerra civile. Ha fatto il suo dipartimento autoportante,e il suo esercito è stato l'ultimo ad arrendersi. Nel 1864 defeatedGeneral N. P. banche nella sua Red River campaign. Da 1875al tempo della sua morte, egli è stato collegato con la Universityof il Sud a Sewanee, come professore di matematica e aschancellor dell'università. Generale Smith muore nella sua casa inSewanee, Tennessee, Marzo 28th, 1893. Egli è stato da ultimo degli otto fullgenerals dei confederati svizzeri

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. Gen. Robert Edward Lee; soldier, citizen, and Christian patriot. , and managed it inthe interest of the Confederacy with the greatest success to theend of the Civil War. He made his department self-supporting, and his army was the last to surrender. In 1864 he defeatedGeneral N. P. Banks in his Red River campaign. From 1875to the time of his death, he was connected with the Universityof the South at Sewanee, as professor of mathematics and aschancellor of the university. General Smith died at his home inSewanee, Tenn., March 28th, 1893. He was last of the eight fullgenerals of the Confederate army.—Co7ifederate War Journal^November, 1893. (569). LIEDTENANT-GENERAL AMBROSE POWELL HILL. (570) LIEUTENANT-GENERAL AMBROSE POWELL HILL. Born in Culpeper County, Va., November 9, 1825, died nearPetersburg, Va., April 2nd, 1S65, was graduated at the MilitaryAcademy at West Point, July ist, 1847, and entered tbe army as brevetsecond lieutenant of artillery. He took part in several of theremaining engagements of the Mexican War, after which he didsome frontier duty and served in the war against the SeminoleIndians, having in the meantime been commissioned a second andfirst lieutenant. From 1855 to i860 he did duty at the Coast SurveyOffice in Washington. In March, 1861, he resigned his commissionin the United States Army. Upon the secession of his native Statehe accepted the commission of colonel of the Thirteenth VirginiaVolunteers, and was stationed at Harpers Ferry until ordered to jointhe Confederate army at Bull Run. Here he greatly distinguishedhimself, and was in consequence made a brigadier-general, servingas such at the subseque

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